Samuel Coleridge's Cottage

Samuel Taylor Coleridge lived in this cottage with his family for three years. It is located in Nether Stowey, England and is surrounded by a beautiful landscape, which he contributed into some of his writings. This is where Coleridge got his inspiration and where his poetry soon came to life. This marks an important event in Samuel's life because this gave him more opportunity to expand on his poetry and to do what he loved.
Burial sites of the great Romantic Poets
St Micheals is the highest church in Greater London, built in 1831, it is the final resting place of Samuel Taylor Coleridge a romantic poet in the 17th century.